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• ChrisIceBox

  October 2021

  You can end the speech line's text with another expression token to reset him:

  [expression:none]
  

  If you want to automate this for all characters, you can hook a custom script into the OnStopSpeech custom event:

  using UnityEngine;
  using AC;
  
  public class ResetExpression : MonoBehaviour
  {
  
      private void OnEnable () { EventManager.OnStopSpeech += StopSpeech; }
      private void OnDisable () { EventManager.OnStopSpeech -= StopSpeech; }
  
      private void StopSpeech (AC.Char speaker)
      {
          if (speaker)
          {
              speaker.ClearExpression ();
          }
      }
  
  }
  
• jeanallen

  October 2021 edited October 2021

  Thank you very much, it worked! But I also have a question on how to control the expression value, in the video in the actionlist at first you've created an object>blenshape parameter, but I could not understand how to use it to control the expression value on different dialogues, on what I need to link that parameter or what I need to do with it? Or maybe there is some text token that can change the expression value on different dialogues? Maybe some [expression:happy:value20] or something like that))
• ChrisIceBox

  October 2021 edited October 2021

  Expressions can't be assigned an intensity value: an expression is either active or not. The Object: Blendshape Action doesn't have this limitation, however.

  Another way to animate facial expressions, though, is to move your cutscene to Timeline and rely on an additive Animation track. Timeline isn't covered in the 3D tutorial, and both Timeline and its Animation track are a Unity feature. A video on AC's integration with Timeline, however, can be found here.

  The 3D Demo's opening and closing cutscenes are also built using Timeline.
• jeanallen

  October 2021 edited October 2021

  Thanks.